Here are all of the photos of the Dior looks from the Golden Globes. Let’s start with Jessica Biel and her husband Justin Timberlake. There’s so much to unpack, my God. Biel was nominated for The Sinner, the miniseries she produced and starred in and put together. So of course Justin made it all about Justin. He couldn’t even let her speak for 30 seconds without interrupting her. Then she had to compliment him and talk him up because if she didn’t, he would have pouted and stomped his feet, I guess. Also: Justin wore a Time’s Up button and all-black, despite the fact that his latest film was Woody Allen’s Wonder Wheel. What really bugged me was that literally no one on the red carpet asked him about Woody. As for Biel’s Dior… it was bad.

To be clear, I usually roll my eyes at Natalie Portman. I find her to be rather annoying in general. But I’m giving her a pass for this awards season. First of all, she was flat-out delighted to pose with other women and activists on the red carpet. You could tell that she was just fangirling and hanging out and it was nice to see. Secondly, the fact that she stood on that stage to present Best Director and called out the patriarchy in so few words was just… brilliant. “… And the all-male nominees are…” and after that, the camera cut to the male nominees, all of whom looked so embarrassed. As they should. Her Dior is meh, but that wasn’t the point of any of this!

Elisabeth Moss in Dior. I don’t have an answer to the conundrum of Elisabeth Moss, I really don’t. Should she be canceled because she’s a Scientologist? Should we refuse to view her work because of CoS? Should she not receive awards for her work because of Scientology? I don’t know. But I do feel like she has a responsibility to discuss how she reconciles her membership in a dangerous cult while receiving awards for The Handmaid’s Tale. Also: this Dior is painfully twee, right?

Sally Hawkins in Dior. Is anyone else slightly surprised that Dior agreed to dress Sally? I like her a lot, she’s incredibly talented and cool, but she’s not known as a fashionista or someone with the kind of “Dior” profile. The dress is fine, I would have changed the hair, but whatever. She’s got a streak of Helena Bonham Carter, I think.

Michelle Pfeiffer in Dior. This is like two interesting looks combined to make one not-great look. I would have loved to see the trousers to go along with the jacket, and I would have loved to see the top of the dress which went along with the interesting skirt. Alas, none of that happened.

I don’t think it’s an accident that he announces/releases new music right about the same time she is getting into awards season for her passion project. I don’t know their life but he doesn’t seem worth it.

Honest question: why should the make best director noms “be embarrassed”? Believe me, I think Greta was definitely snubbed, but it’s not the nominees fault…who were all very deserving in my opinion. Let’s not blame the deserving male directors.

Really, Sophia? Guillermo, a Mexican man is very happy as are lots of Mexicans for his win. This is different to a male- only group of nominees, he was practically the only member of a minority and he won. Congrats to him. Things like this are probably why the oscars widened their number of nominated movies.

Also, did he think we forgot that he dipped and threw Janet to the wolves? Lest anyone forget, he was there as a feature on HER stage and was, uh, an equal participant in what happened. He has some balls agreeing to perform at the Super Bowl again and then wearing that pin. What a weasel.

YES! YES! I will never forgive him for acting like a little b^%$ after that superbowl. What a punk! Not to mention his flagrant copying of Robin Thicke’s whole style a few years back. Justin sucks….run Jessica, run!

Elisabeth Moss doesn’t need to be cancelled, but I can’t take her seriously. As you said, Scientology is a dangerous cult. If she keeps her head above water, cool. However, I still have a problem with her association. She can be an activist and speak about whatever she wants, but I just can’t take her seriously or even see her as intelligent.

Moss is among a small percentage of members that have more open access to the outside world. She speaks in detail about oppression and slavery. She uses AHT to advocste against it. And she’s a member of a cult that does this stuff IRL.
All that together… Her ignorance to her cult is not accidental. She gets no pass.

It’s always about him. This wasn’t her night, it was his chance to promote his new album. Maybe it bothered him they he is definitely the more famous of the two and for a brief moment the spotlight was on her, not him. It’s classic JT, though. I’m pretty sure when they make sweet sweet love he just watches himself in the mirror while playing his own music. “Can you believe you’re having sex with Justin Timberlake? Oh yeah girl, this isn’t a dream. Believe. It.”

See, I always imagined him to be a third person talker. “Lets do it doggy style so you can watch Justin work his magic. Put your head lower, Justin can’t see himself. You aren’t watching Justin. Keep your head down! WHY AREN’T YOU WATCHING JUSTIOHMYGOD HOW HARD IS IT TO KEEP YOUR HEAD OUT OF TH ohhhh, kay. Justin’s done. Justin needs a shower.”

These comments are both hilarious and horrifying. I absolutely believe JT tells his wife she’s so lucky to be doing the deed with JT, in third person, and that he probably sings his own songs during because it makes it more special for him 😂

I could also imagine it goes in the opposite direction as well, that maybe because he is so powerful in his day to day life he has a humiliation fetish behind closed doors. I wouldn’t be surprised if he likes to be tied to a chair wearing a diaper and bib, while Jessica feeds him pudding and tells him if he’s a good boy maybe she’ll let him watch cartoons. Either way, I’m sure his tastes are extreme one way or the other.

He’s been told “Justin NUMBAH ONE!” from such a young age, it’s not surprising he grew up to be such an arrogant douche. I really wish someone had called him out on the red carpet. “So Justin, on a scale of 1-10, how hard is it for you to take a back seat to your wife for once and let her have the spotlight? I’ll wait for Jessica to start talking so that you can interrupt her.”

I do overlook some minor CoS actors (there’s lesser known CoS people in so much stuff), but when they get seriously successful then they’re done for me, because their success means significant financial gain for CoS.

I’ll still watch the Mad Men and Top of the Lake box sets I already own, but I won’t support any of her work going forward.

Handmaid’s Tale was brilliant. Does it make a difference that Moss has been in the cult since she was a kid? I always look at those people a bit differently than those who specifically chose to get involved as adults. Maybe one day she will see the light, like Leah Remini.

If she was one of the poor kids who got dumped in Sea Org young and never had a shot at a normal life, that’s one thing, but she’s been out in the world working and travelling and meeting people outside of CoS since she was a teenager. She was married to a man who isn’t in CoS. She’s lived in the real world, had every opportunity to have her eyes opened and to bail, and she’s chosen to remain in CoS.

While I like Natalie’s dig she’s another look the other way of abusers and harassers if it benefits her. The Moss thing is not a conundrum for me. She’s actively in a cult that has hit sites about rape victims in effort to silence them. They break up families. They try to silence former members and dig up what they can when they try to leave. They are horrible. I find it particularly egregious as she spouts off about feminism. Side note Kristie Alley was dragged this weekend for being a hypocrite about sexual harassment too since she’s a Scientologist as well.
JT was the worst. Half of Biel’s interview was about him and him interrupting her. And then of course she had to praise him for holding the family together while she worked for the first time in a while. I used to be a JT apologist but I just can’t with him anymore.

I genuinely don’t get how she can stand being married to him. Last night was a huge huge deal for her and he couldn’t deal with standing back and acknowledging her accomplishment for 2 minutes. It would drive me insane.

Biel has the worst taste in red carpet fashion and as for him, the less said the better. He even made her restaurant about him – maybe one day she will dump his narcissistic ass, she doesn’t actually need him as I have always felt she’d do well on TV.

Loved Portman’s shade as it really hit the bone as it was supposed to – she has always struck me as a salty b!tch and am glad it was on show last night.

When you’ve got the victim out campaigning for him to be able to come back to America and publicly backed him during his Oscar nomination, coming out in support of him for the Oscar, I mean, the waters become muddied.

At the time, the victim basically just wanted the whole thing to be done with, because her life has essentially been defined by this one heinous crime, and each time there was a push to get Polanski back here it just dragged her back in. BUT, that element was glossed over – for a long, pre-internet age of information time, Polanski sold his crime as essentially “he didn’t know she was underage it wasn’t that bad” (obviously not the case). Polanski leaned hard on the tragedy in his life for sympathy; it’s not a coincidence that Natalie signed, as Mike Leigh most likely asked her.

Does he not see that he looks like such an enormous brat? When they announced her name during the reading out of the nominees, he made sure he was in the shot. Waving his hands around. She’s not allowed to just be by herself. All about Justin. And shame on the outlets for not asking him about Woody. Shame.

I’m pretty sure he is a narcissist. He at least hits a lot of the signs in the small amount of public visibility we’re exposed to. I’d hate to see what he’s like privately.

I remember reading about celeb encounters, where a guy talked about running into him in a hotel. He was riding the elevator down to the garage and he could here what sounded like JT singing one of his songs VERY LOUDLY. When the elevator opened to reveal that it was in fact JT, the man said, “Hey man, I really dig your sound.” To which JT replied, “You should, I get paid for it.” Then he SHOULDER CHECKED the guy as he walked by. So yeah.. Loud, obnoxious, bully. Sprinkle in a little entitlement and a lot of coke and you got yourself JT.

yeah, the shame is on those nominating, not those nominated. i think they looked embarrassed because on a night that was so geared toward women, the lack of female directors nominated merely highlights how the people behind the scenes are just window dressing. ‘time’s up. women and voices. solidarity. oh, no female nominees’. the disconnect between the players and the system was really highlighted, imo. i reckon that is why natalie’s comment left some of the directors looking shame faced. not because they were called out, they weren’t, but that the irony and dissonance were too big to fill with smiles and hand claps.

Why should the nominees be embarrassed about being nominated? Yes, they are men. They are also great and talented creators. It’s not their fault the HFPA didn’t consider any female directors. I can’t believe we are at a point in which we want people to be ashamed of their success for racial/gender/sexuality reasons.

I was happy that Guillermo won. Despite his coloring, he is part of a minority group. His nationality has been vilified enough lately. I am so happy that his creativity and talent is being recognized. His amigos have gone for drama films, which are easier to give awards to, fantasy is a bit of a less recognized genre. I am looking forward for next weekend when The Shape of the Water premieres in my country.
Natalie Portman had kind of a point, but it was unfair, especially because Guillermo, a Mexican, won. better the globes expand the number of nominations.
I loved listening to his beautiful speech and watching Portman’s kind of uncomfortable stance. He owns that award, take that, Nat!!

I like Jessica’s dress. And of course Justin made it about him. Everything is about him. He seems exhausting to live with. Like he needs constant affirmation of how great he is all the time. PS – his new album looks TERRIBLE.

I don’t have a problem with Scientologists, only with Scientology, which is run by money-grubbing power-trippers. If she’s not hurting anyone (like Tom Cruise using slave labour), then I’m willing to give her a pass on keeping her thoughts quiet, because one of the reasons the “church” is so vile is that if she criticized it mildly, they’d torture her, and if she criticized it strongly, they’d cut her off from her entire family permanently.

That’s a unfair choice to forced into, especially if this is genuinely her faith (she’s 2nd generation; she was raised in it.) A person can choose to keep their thoughts private for self-protection, especially when they’re in a relationship with an abusive entity.

I watched some Facebook Live red carpet then NBC so not sure which one it was but in the interview I saw with Jessica and Justin, he deferred to her. They asked him some questions and he finally said he is proud of her and she gets the attention so they turned back to her.

Can we please keep this conversation going – pushing, forcing, nagging – about Woody Allen? And how, despite all our #MeToo’s and our #TimesUp’s, we still have actresses like Kate Winslet basically verbally fellatiating him and other well known folks still gleefully working with and touting his “genius”? Give me a damn break.

Biel married him, and stays married to him. She makes her own bed, so no, I don’t feel bad for her “having” to placate him. She doesn’t HAVE to. Perhaps she feels if she leaves, there goes her fame. And if that’s the tradeoff for her, because I haven’t seen any discernable talent from her since her Seventh Heaven days, then I really don’t feel bad for her.